Healthyhabit
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Hey all,
How much working out is too much?
I've started working out much harder than I was before and I'm doing a bit of strength training now. Yesterday was my first day back at the gym and I actually ended up doing two workout sessions in the day. First was 35 mins or so of treadmill (walking and running) followed by about 30-40 mins of lower body strength training. Then I came back with the boyfriend in the evening and did another 35 mins on a bike and 30-40 mins upper body training.
My body feels so tired today. Did I work out too hard? And when is a good time to rest? I'm so afraid of not distinguishing between tired and lazy well enough and slowing down on working out. I finally broke the weight barrier I was stuck at and started losing weight. I don't want to stop! But I don't want to drive myself to exhaustion.
Please help! Any tips, ideas, experiences... I'm open to just about anything.
How much working out is too much?
I've started working out much harder than I was before and I'm doing a bit of strength training now. Yesterday was my first day back at the gym and I actually ended up doing two workout sessions in the day. First was 35 mins or so of treadmill (walking and running) followed by about 30-40 mins of lower body strength training. Then I came back with the boyfriend in the evening and did another 35 mins on a bike and 30-40 mins upper body training.
My body feels so tired today. Did I work out too hard? And when is a good time to rest? I'm so afraid of not distinguishing between tired and lazy well enough and slowing down on working out. I finally broke the weight barrier I was stuck at and started losing weight. I don't want to stop! But I don't want to drive myself to exhaustion.
Please help! Any tips, ideas, experiences... I'm open to just about anything.